oscardeuce
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Originally Posted by reefraff http:///t/391206/unprecedented/60#post_3471782
I am in once a month (usually) for the test. Looking for a reading between 2 and 3. It isn't rocket science. It's no sweat to me, the costs are on workers comp. But these tests could easily be done just like the diabetes readings. If we are going to make health care affordable this is the kind of stuff people need to do for themselves to some extent.
The trauma was a car wreck. Worst injury was blowing out my hip socket bad enough that when they lifted me out of the truck the leg bone tore up the nerves in my lower back. That was a fun time.
I understand your thoughts on the reading of the blood coagulation tests. Getting patients compliant with diabetes meds and testing is difficult at best. Cutting someone loose to control their own blood thinners is a plantiff lawyer's dream. That will not bring down costs.
BTW sorry to hear about your accident
Originally Posted by reefraff http:///t/391206/unprecedented/60#post_3471782
I am in once a month (usually) for the test. Looking for a reading between 2 and 3. It isn't rocket science. It's no sweat to me, the costs are on workers comp. But these tests could easily be done just like the diabetes readings. If we are going to make health care affordable this is the kind of stuff people need to do for themselves to some extent.
The trauma was a car wreck. Worst injury was blowing out my hip socket bad enough that when they lifted me out of the truck the leg bone tore up the nerves in my lower back. That was a fun time.
I understand your thoughts on the reading of the blood coagulation tests. Getting patients compliant with diabetes meds and testing is difficult at best. Cutting someone loose to control their own blood thinners is a plantiff lawyer's dream. That will not bring down costs.
BTW sorry to hear about your accident
